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Newspaper
Amarillo Globe
Location
Amarillo, Texas, United States of America
Date
Sep 14, 1944
Page
13
Wartime data show Lend Lease food consignments to Allies reaching 522,851,964 pounds in July 1944, compared with 1,213,844,656 pounds in July 1943. UK received 52 percent, Russia 39 percent of July 1944 totals.
DeWitt MacKenzie reports from a United Nations briefing that Allied forces are advancing toward Germany ahead of the D-Day schedule with an anticipated October 31 outer-line collapse date. He notes German resolve remains strong, with the Westwall a complex, deep defense rather than a solid wall, and warns against overestimating a quick end to the fight. Mrs. Rosemary Kollmar plans to visit her husband Lt. George Kollmar in New York. he has returned from England with the Army Medical Corps.
Amarillo newcomer Bobbie Griffin ages two months performs a strong man act standing unaided in his mother’s hand. His mother Marjorie Griffin says the tiny performer proves his strength despite skeptics. Father Sgt. Donald Griffin is an Army Air Field drill instructor. The family moved here from Michigan. Floating rocks at Hawaii National Park are described as mining volcanic rocks that can float on water heat or resemble human hair.
Doan's Pills are promoted as the quick fix for nagging backache tied to tired kidneys. The ad claims kidneys remove waste from blood and promise renewed energy, better sleep, and relief from puffiness and headaches.
Charles A. Braun named to succeed Dr Maurice Hartmann as Downtown USO director. Braun previously led USO efforts in Brownwood and Hondo and holds multiple degrees in administration and public relations. He is a Pittsburgh native and has spent years in school administration and PTA work.
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